September 30

Please appoint I. I. Radchenko to the commission for the Rutgers matter.¹

¹ V. V. Kuybushev's reply: "We will involve Comrade Radchenko. By the way, all the points of the subscription that You proposed for the immigrants have been accepted by Rutgers and his comrades without objection. V. Kuybushev." On Kuybushev's reply there is a note by Lenin: "To the file: Rutgers and his group" (arch. no. 16959).

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# TELEGRAM TO URALPROMBURO.
Urgent

Ekaterinburg
Uralpromburo

[September 30, 1921]

In revocation of previous decisions and telegraphic communications, the Council of Labor and Defense in session of 30.IX has resolved: "immediately summon Martaensky to Moscow."

I therefore order Martaensky to depart immediately and to telegraph notification of the time of his departure.

Chairman Lenin.

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# TELEGRAM TO THE URAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL

Ekaterinburg, Uralekonomsovet, to Zhukov¹.

September 30, 1921

In view of contradictory information concerning Martaensky's arrival in Moscow, I propose that he be summoned immediately to direct telephone communication and that confirmation of his statement about arrival in Moscow by no later than October 15 be obtained. Your telegraphic reply bearing the signatures of Martaensky and yourself must be received no later than tomorrow. [01199]

Chairman Lenin.

¹ I. P. Zhukov — manager of affairs of the Uralekonomsovet.

* Printed from a typewritten copy; signature in Lenin's own hand. Ed.